Tools & Techniques
Our workshop is full to the brim with hand tools, cutting benches and sewing machines.
Upstairs has a wide array of sewing and skiving machines allowing flexibility under times of high demand. This upper section also houses the components waiting for assembly.
We hold a remarkable collection of hand tools—each chosen for its precision and efficiency. A wide selection of knives, edge bevelers, punches, burnishers, and more; these tools reflect years of refinement and dedication to the leather craft. Nearby spaces also house patterns, templates, dies, and specialized machinery that support the process.
Techniques
All items available at DE BRUIR Atelier are handcrafted using traditional techniques, ensuring a top-grade product built to last.
Machine Stitching
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Hand Stitching
A waxed-linen thread is used for the saddle-stitched details. Holes pierced with a bradawl and the tread is pulled tightly after every stitch.
Marking & Cutting
The image shows a gauge being used to score the stitching line parallel to the edge.
Threads & Hardware
We use a heavy 'nylon bonded' or 'core-spun polyester' thread for machine stitching.
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The block plane and edge bevel in action.